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The Summit High School varsity girls volleyball team ended a 1-10 season Tuesday with a home loss to Eagle Valley.
The Tigers lost in straight sets 25-17, 25-17 and 25-15 in the final game for seniors Mackenzie Westenskow, Natalia Flores, Mya Nicholds and Olivia Brewer.
“I told them before the game, ‘Hey, you guys don’t really have anything to lose at this point,’” Tigers head coach Lex Zangari said. “’Just go out, have fun, swing hard and enjoy yourself, because you never know when will be the last time you play.’ And that’s very true, especially this year.”
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The Summit High School volleyball team found out April 9 that they’d be able to return to practice and competition several days early from a teamwide quarantine.
Summit followed that up with a Tuesday home loss in straight sets to Battle Mountain and then a Thursday 3-1 road victory at Rifle.
Tigers head coach Lex Zangari said Summit High Athletic Director Travis Avery wrote in an email that the early return was thanks to a change in public health guidance specific to the mandatory length of quarantines for certain COVID-19 variants.
The change thrust the volleyball team into a situation where it had one practice before the Tuesday game against the Huskies, which the Huskies won 25-23, 25-12 and 25-16. In the game, the Tigers lost senior leader and setter Mackenzie Westenskow to injury. Westenskow’s injury combined with an injury suffered during the quarantine break by senior CJ Novotna to leave the Tigers without a couple of
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A challenging season for the Summit High School varsity girls volleyball team became more difficult Thursday and Friday with a loss to Eagle Valley followed by a teamwide 14-day quarantine in response to a positive novel coronavirus test result.
The Tigers fell to the Devils on Thursday in straight sets, 25-10, 25-20 and 25-9. Tigers head coach Lex Zangari said Eagle presented Summit with a really strong serve that threw off the Tigers in the first set. Zangari said the Tigers struggled across the board with defending the tough-to-read serves as the Devils played with the confident, steady nature that Zangari remembers from when she was a student-athlete.
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